An address delivered before the Southern Reform Medical Association at their annual meeting in Macon, March 2, 1858 / by O.A. Lochrane.

  • Lochrane, O. A. (Osborne Augustus), 1829-1887.
Date:
1858
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Credit: An address delivered before the Southern Reform Medical Association at their annual meeting in Macon, March 2, 1858 / by O.A. Lochrane. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CORRESPONDENCE. INFORM Medical College, Macon, March 6th, I Prof. 0. A Lochuynk : The undersigned Committee, by the Faculty of the Re- form JI [i a to solicit of you lor publication the very able, eloquent and hicb you pronounced on the subject of Medical Reform in the Reform Medical College, on the evening of the 1st inst., take great pleasure in availing themselves of the opportunity thus afforded, of giving I i they hold your Address, ling confident In the belief, that a document of such intrinsic merit apd incalculable value to lh< if given a wide circulation to the public, cannot fail in masses, who require only that the true light of \: rm should I I broadcast before them, .uty of its')■ [periencethe splendor of Lble the huge monster of Allo- pinion of the Committee, with inimitabl i bey trust, therefore, that you will comply - , by favoring them at your earliest convenience, with a copy for publication. In ti: their high apprecia your talents, and t for your per re and future ateful ackni represented in your Add. J. T. Cone, ) M. S. Thomson-, S C I. M. Comings, ) March 81 my thanks. Your feelings d the request you make I is herewith sent; it -,\ .-. However, as you Id use to write a denial or apol- Locn A D D R E S S. Ladu I appear before you on this occasion as an act of reciprocal cour- tesy, in obedience to a request of the class, preferred to me some few days since. I am here, however, not for the purpose of apology; my object has a wider and more enrnest significance. The great theme which I pro- pose to discuss, rises before my mind like a mountain, inaccessible